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I-Team: Who Will Take the Remaining Rimer Children

Friday the Clark County Family Court will again consider the custody of the surviving Rimer children. Their parents are in jail, accused of killing their little brother and the four remaining boys have spent the last month at Child Haven. Investigative Reporter Colleen McCarty spoke to a member of the family and has the story.

CDC Finds Link Among Patients Exposed to Hepatitis

The Southern Nevada Health District has identified the two patients who were the sources of the hepatitis C that infected nine people who underwent endoscopic procedures. Reporter Edward Lawrence has more.

What's Cool at School

Eyewitness News This Morning has been taking a look at What's Cool at School for the past year. See what sets some schools apart and makes them unique. Read on for links to the segments.

NV Army Guard Chopper Makes Emergency Landing

The Nevada Army National Guard says a helicopter was damaged when it clipped a tree near Hobart Reservoir in the mountains west of Carson City.

Pipeline Worries Summerlin Residents

A fight over a natural gas line in the northwest part of the valley is heating up. Some nearby residents are worried about one company's plans to move more gas through the pipeline. Reporter Aaron Drawhorn has the story.

Gibbons Tours I-15 Construction Site

The Governor toured the construction and found the project is three weeks ahead of schedule, thanks to an innovative construction model that's speeding the process along. Reporter Travell Eiland has the details.

165 Clark County Schools Did Not Meet Feds' Standards

The latest school scores are out for Clark County under the No Child Left Behind Act and it shows more schools this year did not make the grade. Reporter Alyson McCarty has the details and inside, find a list of all Clark County schools and how they scored.

I-Team: DFS Director Responds to Rimer Case

The Department of Family Services is responding to an I-Team investigation of the Rimer family's history with the agency. Four-year-old Jason Rimer died after being left in his family's SUV for 17 hours. Investigative Reporter Colleen McCarty has the details.

I-Team: "Elvis" Steals a Las Vegas House?

Your house is your castle, but what if someone broke in, changed the locks and then rented it to someone else? We found a house that was broken into and someone was living inside and two real estate agents say Elvis is behind it all. Investigative Reporter Jonathan Humbert has the story.

Congress Holds Hearings on FLDS

Former members of the FLDS church testified to a senate committee about life inside the polygamist compounds.

Suspicious Package Closes Lamb

Lamb Boulevard was closed at Washington because of a suspicious package at a storage unit. Officers closed the area as a precaution to determine what was in the package.

Death Sentence Upheld in Robbery-Murder Case

The death sentence for a man convicted in the stabbing death of a Las Vegas jewelry store owner during a 1985 robbery was upheld Thursday by the Nevada Supreme Court.

Wynn Resorts 2nd Quarter Profit More Than Triples

Wynn Resorts Ltd. says its second-quarter earnings more than tripled due to a hefty tax benefit and strong revenue growth at the Las Vegas-based casino operator's Macau property.